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Feature Stories

Matchlight Entertainment: Broadcasting Consumer Video to the World

by Julie DeForest
Two video mavericks, armed with their wits and the latest consumer gear, blaze a new trail in broadcast television.

The Digital Revolution Continues: The All-Computer-Video Buyer’s Guide

by Arthur Aiello
With over 12 product grids, this massive desktop video buyer’s guide will help you get started or upgraded today.

20 Tips for Directing Talent

by Joe Lamachia
Get the best performance from amateur talent using these 20 helpful hints for better directing.

The Magnificent Seven: Choosing a Video Format

by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
VHS, VHS-C, S-VHS, 8mm, Hi8, Mini DV and Digital8. Confused yet? Find out which videotape format is best for you.

Departments

In Box

by Wendy Nichols

Book and Tape Reviews

by Dennis Berkla
  • Producing Great Sound for Digital Video
  • How to Star in Your Own TV Show for $50 or Less
  • Beginners Guide to Digital Video Production Vols 1 & 2

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March 2000
Table of Contents

Columns

Viewfinder: Pay Attention to the Right Things

by Matthew York
Video may be the ultimate means of self-expression.

Getting Started: Creative Camcorder Supports

by Arthur Aiello
There's no excuse for shaky shots.

Video Out: VHS: Still the King of the Hill

by Larry Lemm
While Internet video and DVDs are sexy and new, most people still rely on VHS when it is time to deliver a video.

Take Five: Five Tips for Handheld Camerawork

by Chuck Peters
Get rock-solid shots every time you go handheld.

Edit Suite: Five Types of Continuity

by Jim Stinson
Even Hollywood movies can suffer gaps in continuity. Learn what to do to keep continuity throughout your video.

Sound Track: Do-it-yourself Music

by Loren Alldrin
Need original music? Make your own!

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